Mortality Rate
The frequency that death occurs among a specific group of people. The premium paid for a life insurance policy is partly established by the mortality rate by that person's age.
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mortality rate
relationship of the frequency of deaths of individual members of a group to the entire group membership over a particular time period.
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Infant mortality rate
Definition: The rate at which children being born in a country are dying. Infant mortality is often used as a measure of how well developed the health system of a country is.
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Mortality Rate
The death rates for various age groups of the population.
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Child mortality rate (under-five mortality rate). The probability that a newborn
baby will die before reaching age five. Expressed as a number per 1,000 live births.
Infant mortality rate - The number of live-born infants who die before one year of age per 1000 of the population. This statistic is highly correlated with health care and nutrition standards.
single monthly mortality rate (SMM)
A measure of the amount of monthly principal reduction in excess of the scheduled monthly principal payment.
Reducing Child Mortality Rate with Health Changes in Uzbekistan
UNICEF reports on a package of health changes making strides in reducing Uzbekistan's child mortality rate. (01:48)
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Leno La Rona' ['Blessed Be This Noble Land'] National day - 30 September (Botswana Day) Life expectancy (years) - 61.85 (2009 est) Mortality rate - 8.52 (2009 est) Birth rate - 22.89 (2009 est) Infant mortality rate - 12.
Minimum Distribution Requirements and Taxes from Section 401(A), 403(A), 403 Retirement Plan or Ira (insurance term)
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Calendar Year Experience (insurance term)
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Fertility rates fell because the state increasingly looked after retired people, and infant mortality rates were lower so fewer births were required to ensure that there were some children around in the parental dotage.
valuations are the set of actuarial assumptions where each assumption reflects management’s judgment of the most likely set of conditions affecting future events. Key assumptions include interest rates, salary increase rates, mortality rates, ...
of mortality from external causes affecting a species and particularly the young of a species, we shall see that we must conclude that intrinsic, physiological causes can have relatively little weight in determining the average mortality rate.
Age-Standardised Mortality Rates
Take account of the different age structures in populations. This allows valid comparsion between regions and over time.
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AGM
A.G.M. - Annual General Meeting.
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